I picked all my tomatoes that had any blush to them. I'm going to make relish out of my green tomatoes when frost is looking more likely. My cherries are producing like crazy, so I hope it drags out. My globe tomatoes have come out with another flush but it is probably too late for red tomatoes. And my bush beans planted in May just won't give up. I also have a couple surprise October zucchini growing very slowly, for zucchini.

Alas something decimated my fall garden, ate my lettuce, carrots, and broccoli :( .. all I have left for after frost is the peas.

The growing season has already ended just North & West of me, but my garden is still going strong. I count my blessings, the average killing freeze date here is October 5th. Still have snap beans, limas, tomatoes, eggplant, and peppers producing, until the freeze kills them off... and plenty of chard to pick even after the first freeze. A few late seed crops are just beginning to dry down, even a few more days without a freeze will let me harvest seed from them.

But it has been a pretty good year & my freezers are full, so I'm ready for the freeze when it comes. I need to clear the garden, mow it, and turn everything under in preparation for garlic planting... and haven't got the heart to do so while the garden is still producing.

Zeedman-mow the garden? :o sounds funny, even as a year-end event!